One question: how did you find tutors and were they meeting physically or also online? And what subjects did you find needing tutoring?
One question: how did you find tutors and were they meeting physically or also online? And what subjects did you find needing tutoring?
For GCSEs/IGCSEs (UK exams schools do at 16) English literature for older one. English language and literature for younger one. Its a hard subject to mark for exam prep. Close friend who was a teacher and briefly home educated her daughter for health reasons. Also classical civilisation for which I found a tutor through recommendations. A lot of teachers make bad tutors because they find it hard to switch from classroom teaching.
Enthusiastic subject specialists are great for older kids. Both our tutors went to Oxford - and my younger daughter starts her degree there in next month.
I did not mean to imply you were looking for shortcuts or to avoid interactions, but wanted to emphasise the importance. The extra time with your kids in incredibly rewarding too.
I have some blog posts on the subject. This might be of interest https://pietersz.co.uk/2021/01/there-is-no-home-education and some posts here: https://pietersz.co.uk/category/life/parenting